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Introduction to Common Complications of Pregnancy

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show *Unique to pregnancy. *Can occur at any time, but are complications when in conjunction with pregnancy  
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show NO diagnostic test can guarantee the birth of a healthy baby  
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show A full bladder  
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List the uses of ultrasounds for pregnancy:   show
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show 10 - 30 minutes  
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How is the PT positioned during an ultrasound?   show
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show Doppler Ultrasound Blood Flow Assessment  
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show Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP)  
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What screening determines the level of this fetal protein in the pregnant woman's serum or in a sample of amniotic fluid?   show
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What are elevated levels of Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) associated with?   show
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What are low levels of Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) associated with?   show
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What can influence AFP levels?   show
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What is a procedure by which fetal tissues are analyzed to reflect the chromosomal and genetic makeup of the fetus and is used to identify chromosomal, metabolic or DNA abnormalities?   show
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What are the types of chorionic villus sampling techniques?   show
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show The insertion of a thin needle through the abdominal and uterine walls to obtain a sample of amniotic fluid, which contains cast-off fetal cells and various other fetal products  
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show 11 to 14 weeks’ gestation.  
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When most amniocentesis' performed?   show
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Why are mid-trimester amniocentesis' done?   show
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show *Assess fetal lung maturity and whether the fetus is likely to have respiratory complications *help test for fetal hemolytic diseases when Rh incompatibility is suspected.  
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What does a non-stress test (NST) determine?   show
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show 40 minutes  
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What is a non-stress test (NST) used to identify?   show
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What is used to confirm a nonreactive non-stress test (NST) findings?   show
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show An artificial larynx device is used to stimulate the fetus with sound; expected response is acceleration of the fetal heart rate, as in NST  
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show Contraction Stress Test  
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When is Contraction Stress Testing conducted?   show
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What test is used to determine how the fetal central nervous system reacts to hypoxemia and fetal acidosis?   show
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What test involves the aspiration of fetal blood from the umbilical cord for prenatal diagnosis or therapy?   show
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show Maternal Assessment of Fetal Movement (Kick Counts).  
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show Persistent, uncontrollable vomiting that begins before the 20th week of pregnancy  
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show *Severe congenital abnormalities incompatible with life *Chromosomal defects account for about 50-60%  
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What are the six spontanious abortion sub-groups?   show
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show *Vaginal bleeding occurs *May be followed by rhythmic uterine cramping, persistent backache, or feelings of pelvic pressure.  
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show Membranes rupture and cervix dilates  
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show Some products of conception have been expelled, but some remain  
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show Sexual activity  
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What is missed abortion?   show
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What is recurrent abortion?   show
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What are some causes of ectopic pregnancy?   show
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show *Abdominal pain *Vaginal spotting *Missed period *Ruptured tube symptoms  
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What percentage of ectopic pregnancies occur in the fallopian tube?   show
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What is the medical management of an ectopic pregnancy with an unruptured tube?   show
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What is the medical management of an ectopic pregnancy with a ruptured tube?   show
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show DIC is a life-threatening defect in coagulation that may occur with several complications of pregnancy  
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show abruption placentae, incomplete abortion, hypertensive disease or infectious process. May occur if the fetus is retained for a prolonged period  
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What are the S/Sx of DIC (Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation)   show
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show *Correct cause *Administer blood products *Oxygen therapy (High flow) *Delivery ASAP  
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Define placenta previa:   show
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show *Marginal/low lying *Partial *Total  
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What are the manifestations of placenta previa?   show
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show premature separation of a normally implanted placenta from the uterine wall.  
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What is the point of viability of the fetus (survive outside of mother)?   show
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show *Chronic HTN or PIH *Cocaine *Premature rupture of membranes *Blunt abdominal trauma *Cigarretes *Prior Hx *Short umbilical cord  
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show *Side lying position with wedge under right hip for uterine placental perfusion. *Preparation for immediate cesarean delivery. *Blood/fluid replacement: two large-bore IV lines should be placed  
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